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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
10
At Chicago's sweltering convention, Will Rogers nearly stampedes delegates as he exits the platform after a boisterous show. Al Smith faces a close ballot while Roosevelt leads the early roll. Humorous gaffes, singing gavel scenes, and lively exchanges color a day of intense political theater.
ASPINWALL Pa June 30 Six ministers and one ministerial student took part in a wedding at Aspinwall United Presbyterian church Tuesday night Rev J Murdock French married Miss Martha E Cunningham of Aspinwall with ceremony read by Rev William M French pastor of College Hill United Presbyterian Beaver Falls Pa assisted by Rev J Milliholland pastor of the Aspinwall church The groom's brother Robert French best man and another brother William H French student at the Pittsburgh-Xenth Theological seminary served as ushers with Rev Will W Orr of Beaver Falls and Rev Herman King Homestead Pa as ushers
A list of marriage licenses appears for couples including Bert H. Dudley and Myrtle E. Gill from Youngstown, Robt. J. Stiffey and Helen M. Reed, Cecil Leanhart and Marlon Hous, Lloyd Burne and Mary Powers, Walter T. Grunden and Elsie E. Butler, Robt. Glenn and Catherine Sapienza with residents spanning Youngstown New Castle Ellwood City and Beaver Falls, reflecting routine civil records. The piece notes a separate satirical line about the Doukhobots from The Hamilton Spectator, mentioning Vere gln and the group’s conduct.
Miss Peat Hoagland of Mercer has been elected an instructor in psychology and education at Westminster College for next year. Dean J A Shott announced the appointment noting her Westminster graduation in 1921, previous work as a statistician, and graduate study in psychology at Iowa University. She was student assistant in psychology and education and held memberships in Kappa Delta, the mathematics fraternity, and the honorary journalism sorority.
Cub Scouts from Ellwood City and New Castle opened a camp at Camp John M. Phillips with a sunrise cannon blast and a sunny day. Competition between Lions Hut and Volant led to a 20 to 14 Ellwood City win as Tom Jones and Clyde McCready excelled in baseball and leaf identification. Scouts planted pines, heard tales of Alvin York, and enjoyed songs, stories, and a vaudeville-style interlude.
CHICAGO June 30 The Democratic platform plank demands repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. It calls for Congress to propose a constitutional amendment via state conventions and urges temperance measures under state supervision. It also supports federal power to block liquor imports and, pending repeal, immediate Volstead Act modification to legalize beer for revenue.
Elsworth Vines defeats Crawford 6-2 6-1 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon final alongside Helen Wills Moody who trounces Miss Heeley 6-2 6-0. Mrs Moody will face Miss Jacobs for the title as King George and Queen Mary look on amid a lively crowd.
The Hillsville limestone quarry operated by Union Limestone Company Hillsville received an honorable mention in the National Safety Competition of 1991 by the U S Bureau of Mines. The site reported no lost time accidents during the year among about 340 mines and quarries from 34 states that entered.
The Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference at First Presbyterian Church in Slippery Rock grows in interest led by Rev. Albert Hughes of Toronto delivering deep Bible exposition. He speaks daily at 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM with 2:00 PM devotional talks by Rev. J. R. Laughner noted for clarity and simplicity.
10 09 conducted by D Samuel Dodds draws many to the Wonderful truths of the epistle to the Ficbre. Music led by Fi Ross Haverfield features special numbers pre service. Basement commons church room invites lunches and lodging between sessions. All sessions on Eastern Standard Time. Orders Saturday due to Monday Fourth holiday. Mayor's Relief Committee aid recipients to come Saturday. Carnegie Auditorium offices closed Monday.
Civilians William Garowright George Gibson George Moes and William Cooper will accompany Troop F 203rd Cavalry for camp, if ordered by Captain Harvey Bins. Two men will handle dining rooms, and the other two will care for officers horses and equipment.
Emanuel Evangelical church completes plans for a community picnic at Lakewood on July Fourth, featuring a program of sports and entertainment for all ages.
URBANA June 30 armed bandits kidnapped Mrs Lena Woodward assistant cashier of Woodstack village took her from her home to the bank vault early today. They obtained about 99 dollars in small bills and coins after forcing her to open the vault. She was released before the car left.
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